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Posted: Mon Apr 2nd, 2018 07:58 pm

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If put fresh plugs in, and dont idle it, go for a drive, steady state, shut it down and pull them again, they'll tell a good tale. But if your mpg's are fine, I'd suspect you don't have an issue.

IF you have forscan or a similar software you can monitor fuel trims and see if the truck is commanding to much fuel.

The only sure fire way though is to install a wideband.

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